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The Director of Education is responsible for the development and implementation of outreach workshops, classes held at the QCT, and directing student theatre productions. This role is vital in fostering a love for the performing arts among young people, nurturing creativity, and providing high-quality educational opportunities that align with our mission, vision, and values.
Job Responsibility:
Design/implement curriculum and lesson plans for outreach workshops
Serve as lead instructor for all outreach workshops
Administrative duties include: scheduling workshop dates/times, preparing quotes for workshop fees and discounts, communicating with school faculty and staff, relaying invoice needs to QCT Box Office Manager, tracking detailed workshop reports, researching/updating curriculum as needed
Serves as a passionate advocate for arts education, developing and nurturing relationships with local businesses, colleges, schools, media, and arts organizations to expand program reach to new audiences and underserved populations
In collaboration with the Artistic Director, Executive Director, and QCT staff, select a season of student shows with varied artistic/educational objectives
Cultivate an environment where students can explore their talents, take artistic risks, and build confidence
Direct at least two student theatre shows each season
Support guest directors in collaboration with the Artistic Director
Collaborate with production teams, including QCT's Artistic Director, to ensure seamless integration of technical and artistic elements
Support Production Associate to recruit/train/supervise student crew and volunteers as needed for student theatre productions
Create and implement the rehearsal schedules
Administer QCT on the Road, including scheduling tour route, facilitating communication between the venues and QCT, and generating a study guide of educational content
Oversee all safety/emergency procedures related to a production or rehearsal, especially when students are involved
Lead and train staff and volunteers to conduct facility tours for groups and potential volunteers
Design and implement engaging educational classes onsite at QCT
Serve as lead instructor for many classes
Hire, train, and supervise guest instructors as needed
At the end of each class session, gather responses from written surveys given to parents and students
Recruit, train, and supervise student volunteers to serve as teaching assistants
In collaboration with the Front of House staff, oversee class registration and communicate with students/families about class expectations
Establish/implement safety protocols for when students are in our building
Develop and manage program budgets responsibly
Requirements:
Experience working with volunteer casts and crews of all ages
Excellent written and oral communication skills
Must have attention to detail and ability to work independently on projects
Individual must be organized with ability to multitask, excellent time management skills are a must
Bachelor's degree in theatre arts or a related field preferred
Strong theatrical background, including experience directing in multiple genres